Chore(deps): Update uvloop requirement from <0.22,>=0.21 to >=0.21,<0.23

[dependabot]

Updates the requirements on uvloop to permit the latest version.

Release notes

Sourced from uvloop's releases.

v0.22.1

This is identical to 0.22.0, re-ran with CI fixes

Commits

• 74f4c96 uvloop 0.22.1
• 321d345 ci: bump pypa/gh-action-pypi-publish
• 3cf6b44 uvloop 0.22.0
• e4d569e ci: use native ubuntu-24.04-arm
• d9fa054 ci: fix test and release workflow
• 7effa90 ci: fix artifact handling
• 286b370 add free-threading support (#693)
• 46456b6 Fixes for Python 3.14 (#638)
• 96b7ed3 test: fix task name for Python 3.13.3/3.14 (#662)
• 5680792 test: fix getaddrinfo test (#663)
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[foxpatch-aleph]

This is a straightforward, low-risk dependency update that expands the allowed uvloop version range to include 0.22.x. The change is syntactically correct, follows semantic versioning best practices, and does not introduce any new code or security concerns. The existing test suite will validate compatibility.

[foxpatch-aleph]

This is a safe, minimal dependency update that relaxes the uvloop version constraint from <0.22 to <0.23, allowing uvloop 0.22.x versions. The release notes show v0.22.1 contains only CI fixes, while v0.22.0 adds Python 3.14 compatibility and free-threading support with no breaking changes. The change is correct and appropriate.

pyproject.toml (line 72): Minor nit: The comment mentions 'aiohttp v3.13.3' but the actual aiohttp version is now 3.13.4 (line 27). Consider updating the comment to reflect the current version for consistency.

[foxpatch-aleph]

Straightforward dependabot dependency update that relaxes the uvloop version constraint from <0.22 to <0.23, allowing the use of uvloop 0.22.x versions. The 0.22.x releases contain Python 3.14 compatibility fixes and CI improvements with no breaking changes. No application code is modified, so no additional testing is required. This is a safe, routine dependency update.